The cadmium chalcogenides which are used as photoelectrodes in photoelectrochemical (PEC) cells can be stabilized by platinization as well as by use of appropriate electrolytes. The photocorrosion studies undertaken reveal that the order of stability of the photoanodes is, CdS&lt;CdS0·62Se0·38&lt;Pt/CdS0·62Se0·38 and the order of the stabilizing nature of the aquous halide solutions is, KCl&lt;KBr&lt;KI. © 1981 Indian Academy of Sciences.

Isaac Bernard Rufus

Balasubramanian Viswanathan

Joseph C. Kuriacose

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Photocorrosion studies on CdS, CdS0·62Se0·38 and Pt/CdS0·62Se0·38 in aqueous halide solutions

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Photoassisted hydrogen generation: platinum and cadmium sulfide supported on separate particles

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Separation Mechanism of a Photoinduced Electron-Hole Pair in Metal-Loaded Semiconductor Powders

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Electrolytic deposition of bismuth on CdS(0001) single-crystal surfaces

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